EP0857800B1 - Method for manufacturing a garment provided with arms on a double bed flat knitting machine - Google Patents

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EP0857800B1
EP0857800B1 EP98100579A EP98100579A EP0857800B1 EP 0857800 B1 EP0857800 B1 EP 0857800B1 EP 98100579 A EP98100579 A EP 98100579A EP 98100579 A EP98100579 A EP 98100579A EP 0857800 B1 EP0857800 B1 EP 0857800B1
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Achim Ulmer
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  • the invention relates to various methods of manufacture of a sleeved garment on a two bed flat knitting machine as a complete knitted fabric.
  • the sleeves and body part of the garment initially with separate thread guides made as tubular knitted fabrics and then connected to a uniform knitted fabric.
  • the present invention relates to three different methods of producing different ones Sleeve inserts, namely one just inserted Sleeves with a connection area running perpendicular to the shoulder, of a slanted sleeve with slanted to the Shoulder connecting area between sleeves and Body part and a raglan sleeve.
  • the individual process steps can be found in claims 1 to 3.
  • the common method is that the one with a stitch occupied needles of a needle bed opposite The needles of the other needle bed are not filled with stitches and that after connecting the sleeves to the body part, the sleeve connection and the completion of the fuselage part with a only thread guide takes place.
  • the advantage of the three methods lies in the few for the implementation of the reductions necessary reassignment operations.
  • Fig. 1 shows a sweater 10 with a torso part 12 and two Sleeves 13 and 14.
  • the connection areas 15 and 16 between the sleeves 13 and 14 and the body part 12 are by a dashed line indicated and run perpendicular to the Shoulders 17 and 18 of the pullover 10.
  • Fig. 2 illustrates the manufacture of those shown in Fig. 1 Connection areas 15 and 16 between the sleeves 13 and 14 and the fuselage part 12 by a method according to the invention.
  • the areas of the needle beds for the left and right sleeves are highlighted in dark, while the needle area for the fuselage is highlighted in light gray. All rows of stitches open
  • the front and back needle beds are made with the same thread guide knitted.
  • the ratio of the rows knitted in the Body part to the knitted rows in the sleeve is 2: 1. The ratio can be varied without thereby reducing the inventive Leave procedure.
  • row 1 there is a first knitting system in the direction of the slide from right to left with needles b25 to b1 one Row of stitches on the back needle bed in the area of both Sleeves and torso formed and in row 2 with one knit the stitches of the right sleeve in the further knitting system Needles b25 to b21 of the rear needle bed into the needles B25 to B21 of the front needle bed and the stitches of the left Sleeves in the needles A5 to A1 of the front needle bed in the Transfer needles a5 to a1 of the rear needle bed.
  • Row 5 is in the direction of the slide from left to right with needles A4 to A21 on the front Needle bed in the area of the left sleeve and the body part formed a course. Then it will be in series 6 in the opposite direction of the slide and with the needles A21 to A6 on the front needle bed in the area of the fuselage and in row 7 in the direction of the slide from left to right and with the needles A6 to A22 again on the front needle bed in the A row of stitches in the area of the torso and the right sleeve educated.
  • Row 8 is in the opposite direction of the slide and with the needles b22 to b6 on the back needle bed in the area of the right sleeve and the entire body part knitted a row of stitches.
  • row 11 in the direction of the slide from left to right and with the Needles A4 to A22 in the area of both sleeves and the body part a row of stitches is formed on the front needle bed. The The steps shown can be repeated until the body part is finished and the sleeves are complete are connected.
  • FIG 3 shows a further sweater 20 with a body part 22 and two sleeves 23 and 24, but here the connection areas 25 and 26 between sleeves 23 and 24 and the Body part 22 obliquely to the shoulders 27 and 28 of the sweater 20 run.
  • FIG. 4 is an inventive one based on a stitch course Process for producing such an inclined Connection between sleeves 23 and 24 and the Body part 22 of a sweater shown. Again, again all rows of stitches on the front and back needle bed knitted with the same thread guide.
  • the shape of the tubular knitted fabric consisting of body part and attached sleeves is achieved through reduced operations. In rows 3 to 5 there is a reduction in the fuselage part and in the Rows 10 to 12, 17 to 19 and 24 and 26 a reduced order the sleeve.
  • the number of knitted between the minimum operations Stitch rows can vary depending on the shape of the sweater vary; this also applies to the number of reduced per step Mesh, because the slope of the connection area depends on this between the body part and sleeves.
  • Fig. 4 The example shown is the ratio of the number of Reduced part of the trunk to the number of sleeves 1: 3 each the higher the proportion of sleeves, the steeper it is the connection area between the sleeves and the Fuselage section.
  • row 1 there is a first knitting system in the direction of the slide from left to right with needles A2 to A33 Row of stitches formed on the front needle bed before in Row 2 in the opposite carriage direction and with the Needles b32 to b1 one row of stitches on the back needle bed is formed.
  • Row 4 will be after a needle bed offset all stitches hanging on the back needle bed in Area of needles b1 to b12 and a2 to a13 on needles B3 reassigned to B14 and A4 to A15.
  • rows 6 to 9 each two rows of stitches on the front needle bed with the needles A4 to A31 and on the back needle bed with the needles b3 knitted until b30.
  • a first begins at row 10 Reduced process for the two sleeves. For this, the stitches in the needles A4 to A11 of the front needle bed into the needles a4 to a11 of the back needle bed and the stitches in the needles b23 to b30 of the rear needle bed into the needles B23 to B30 of the front needle bed repositioned.
  • rows 13 to 16 there will be two Row of stitches with needles A6 to A29 of the front needle bed and the needles b5 to b28 of the rear needle bed.
  • a new reduction process begins for row 17 Sleeve.
  • the stitches of the needles A6 to A11 of the front needle bed into needles a6 to a11 of the rear Needle bed and the stitches in the needles b23 to b28 des rear needle bed into the needles B23 to B28 of the front The needle bed.
  • rows 20 to 23 are again two rows of stitches with needles A8 to A27 of the front needle bed and b7 to b26 of the posterior needle bed formed before joining the rows 24 to 26 is followed by a reduction process for the sleeves.
  • row 25 are after a Needle bed offset the stitches on needles b7 to b10 and a8 to a11 of the rear needle bed onto the needles B9 to B12 and A10 to A13 of the front needle bed and the stitches in needles B23 to B26 and A24 to A27 of the front needle bed transferred to needles b21 to b24 and a22 to a25.
  • row 26 the back stitches are hanging back from the needles B9 to B12 of the front needle bed into the needles b9 to b12 of the rear needle bed and Suspend the front stitches from needles a22 to a25 of the rear needle bed into the needles A22 to A25 of the front Needle bed. You can then follow the steps of the rows Repeat 1 to 26 until the sleeves are complete are connected to the fuselage.
  • FIG. 5 shows a third version of a sweater 30 made by a body part 32 and two raglan sleeves 33 and 34 are formed becomes.
  • the connection areas 35 and 36 of the sleeves 33 and 34 with the body part 32 run obliquely from the underside of the sleeves to the neckline 37 of the sweater 30.
  • the connection is through Reduced processes on the torso and sleeves achieved.
  • the Rows 3 to 5 reduce the number of stitches of the fuselage part and in rows 8 to 10 a reduction the sleeve.
  • the rows knitted between the lesser operations can vary in number depending on the cut of the sweater. This also applies to the number of reduced per step Stitches. The greater the difference in the number of diminished Mesh between the body part and the sleeves is the more the minority area is becoming wider.
  • row 1 there is a first knitting system in the direction of the slide from left to right with needles A2 to A33 Row of stitches over both sleeves and the body part on the front Needle bed formed.
  • row 2 in opposite slide direction with the needles b32 to b1 also knit a row of stitches on the back needle bed both sleeves and the body part are knitted and with another Knitting system in row of 3 stitches of needles A2 to A8 of the front Needle bed into the needles a2 to a8 of the rear needle bed as well as the stitches of needles b26 to b32 of the back one Needle bed into the needles 826 to B32 of the front needle bed reassigned.
  • row 4 the are after a needle bed offset Stitch needles b1 to b7 and a2 to a8 of the rear needle bed into needles B3 to 89 and A4 to A10 of the front Needle bed and the stitches B26 to B32 and A27 to A33 of ' front needle bed into needles b24 to b30 and a25 to a31 of the rear needle bed. Then takes place in Row 5 a hanging back the stitches of needles B3 to B9 des front needle bed into the needles b3 to b9 of the rear Needle bed and a transfer of the stitches of the needles a25 to a31 of the rear needle bed onto the needles A25 to A31 the front needle bed.
  • row 9 after a needle bed offset stitch the needles b3 to b5 and a4 to a6 into the Needles B5 to B7 and A6 to A8 of the front needle bed and the stitches of needles B28 to B30 and A29 to A31 of the front Into the needles b26 to b28 and a27 to a29 of the rear needle bed.
  • row 10 there is a Hang the stitches of needles B5 to B7 on the front needle bed into the needles b5 to b7 of the rear needle bed and the stitches of needles a27 to a29 of the rear needle bed in needles A27 to A29 of the front needle bed.
  • the steps rows 1 to 10 are then repeated until until the sleeves are completely connected to the body part.

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Die Erfindung betrifft verschiedene Verfahren zur Herstellung eines mit Ärmeln versehenen Kleidungsstückes auf einer Zweibett-Flachstrickmaschine als Komplettgestrick. Hierbei werden die Ärmel und das Rumpfteil des Kleidungsstückes zunächst mit separaten Fadenführern als schlauchförmige Gestricke hergestellt und anschließend zu einem einheitlichen Gestrick verbunden. Für die Gestaltung des Ärmeleinsatzes gibt es unterschiedliche Möglichkeiten, die jeweils das Aussehen des Kleidungsstückes deutlich beeinflussen (US-A-3 668 898). Vorliegende Erfindung betrifft drei verschiedene Verfahren zur Herstellung unterschiedlicher Ärmeleinsätze, nämlich eines gerade eingesetzten Ärmels mit einem senkrecht zur Schulter verlaufenden Verbindungsbereich, eines schräg eingesetzten Ärmels mit schräg zur Schulter verlaufendem Verbindungsbereich zwischen Ärmel und Rumpfteil sowie eines Raglanärmels. Die einzelnen Verfahrensschritte sind den Ansprüchen 1 bis 3 zu entnehmen. Allen drei Verfahren ist gemeinsam, daß jeweils die den mit einer Masche besetzten Nadeln des einen Nadelbettes gegenüberliegenden Nadeln des anderen Nadelbettes nicht mit Maschen besetzt sind und daß nach Anbindung der Ärmel an das Rumpfteil die Ärmelanbindung und die Fertigstellung des Rumpfteiles mit einem einzigen Fadenführer erfolgt. Der Vorteil der drei Verfahren liegt in den wenigen für die Durchführung der Minderungen notwendigen Umhängeoperationen.The invention relates to various methods of manufacture of a sleeved garment on a two bed flat knitting machine as a complete knitted fabric. Here are the sleeves and body part of the garment initially with separate thread guides made as tubular knitted fabrics and then connected to a uniform knitted fabric. There are different types of sleeves Possibilities, each of which the appearance of the garment significantly affect (US-A-3 668 898). The present invention relates to three different methods of producing different ones Sleeve inserts, namely one just inserted Sleeves with a connection area running perpendicular to the shoulder, of a slanted sleeve with slanted to the Shoulder connecting area between sleeves and Body part and a raglan sleeve. The individual process steps can be found in claims 1 to 3. All three The common method is that the one with a stitch occupied needles of a needle bed opposite The needles of the other needle bed are not filled with stitches and that after connecting the sleeves to the body part, the sleeve connection and the completion of the fuselage part with a only thread guide takes place. The advantage of the three methods lies in the few for the implementation of the reductions necessary reassignment operations.

Nachfolgend werden die drei unterschiedlichen Verfahren anhand von in der Zeichnung dargestellten Ausführungsbeispielen näher erläutert.The three different methods are described below of embodiments shown in the drawing explained.

Es zeigen:

Fig. 1
eine schematische Ansicht eines Pullovers mit senkrecht zur Schulter verlaufendem Verbindungsbereich zwischen Ärmel und Rumpfteil;
Fig. 2
einen Maschenverlauf zur Illustration der Verbindung der Ärmel mit dem Rumpfteil des Pullovers nach Fig. 1;
Fig. 3
eine schematische Ansicht eines Pullovers mit schräg zur Schulter verlaufendem Verbindungsbereich zwischen Ärmeln und Rumpfteil;
Fig. 4
einen Maschenverlauf zur Illustration der Verbindung der Ärmel mit dem Rumpfteil des Pullovers nach Fig. 3;
Fig. 5
eine schematische Ansicht eines Pullovers mit Raglanärmeln;
Fig. 6
einen Maschenverlauf zur Illustration der Verbindung der Ärmel mit dem Rumpfteil des Pullovers nach Fig. 5.
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Fig. 1
a schematic view of a sweater with perpendicular to the shoulder connecting area between the sleeve and body part;
Fig. 2
a stitch course to illustrate the connection of the sleeves with the body part of the sweater according to Fig. 1;
Fig. 3
a schematic view of a sweater with oblique to the shoulder connecting area between the sleeves and body part;
Fig. 4
a stitch course to illustrate the connection of the sleeves with the body part of the sweater according to Fig. 3;
Fig. 5
a schematic view of a sweater with raglan sleeves;
Fig. 6
a stitch course to illustrate the connection of the sleeves with the body part of the pullover according to FIG. 5.

Fig. 1 zeigt einen Pullover 10 mit einem Rumpfteil 12 und zwei Ärmeln 13 und 14. Die Verbindungsbereiche 15 und 16 zwischen den Ärmeln 13 und 14 und dem Rumpfteil 12 sind durch eine gestrichelte Linie angedeutet und verlaufen senkrecht zu den Schultern 17 und 18 des Pullovers 10.Fig. 1 shows a sweater 10 with a torso part 12 and two Sleeves 13 and 14. The connection areas 15 and 16 between the sleeves 13 and 14 and the body part 12 are by a dashed line indicated and run perpendicular to the Shoulders 17 and 18 of the pullover 10.

Fig. 2 illustriert die Herstellung der in Fig. 1 gezeigten Verbindungsbereiche 15 und 16 zwischen den Ärmeln 13 und 14 und dem Rumpfteil 12 nach einem erfindungsgemäßen Verfahren. Die Bereiche der Nadelbetten für den linken und rechten Ärmel sind jeweils dunkel unterlegt, während der Nadelbereich für das Rumpfteil hellgrau unterlegt ist. Alle Maschenreihen auf dem vorderen und hinteren Nadelbett werden mit demselben Fadenführer gestrickt. Das Verhältnis der gestrickten Reihen im Rumpfteil zu den gestrickten Reihen im Ärmel beträgt 2 : 1. Das Verhältnis kann variiert werden, ohne dadurch das erfindungsgemäße Verfahren zu verlassen.Fig. 2 illustrates the manufacture of those shown in Fig. 1 Connection areas 15 and 16 between the sleeves 13 and 14 and the fuselage part 12 by a method according to the invention. The areas of the needle beds for the left and right sleeves are highlighted in dark, while the needle area for the fuselage is highlighted in light gray. All rows of stitches open The front and back needle beds are made with the same thread guide knitted. The ratio of the rows knitted in the Body part to the knitted rows in the sleeve is 2: 1. The ratio can be varied without thereby reducing the inventive Leave procedure.

In Reihe 1 wird mit einem ersten Stricksystem in Schlittenrichtung von rechts nach links mit den Nadeln b25 bis b1 eine Maschenreihe auf dem hinteren Nadelbett im Bereich beider Ärmel und des Rumpfteiles gebildet und in Reihe 2 mit einem weiteren Stricksystem die Maschen des rechten Ärmels in den Nadeln b25 bis b21 des hinteren Nadelbettes in die Nadeln B25 bis B21 des vorderen Nadelbettes und die Maschen des linken Ärmels in den Nadeln A5 bis A1 des vorderen Nadelbettes in die Nadeln a5 bis a1 des hinteren Nadelbettes übertragen. In Reihe 3 werden nach einem Nadelbettenversatz folgende Nadeln des vorderen Nadelbettes in Nadeln des hinteren Nadelbettes übertragen: B25 bis B21 in b22 bis b18, und folgende Maschen in den Nadeln des hinteren Nadelbettes in Nadeln des vorderen Nadelbettes übertragen: a1 bis a5 in A4 bis A8. Anschließend werden in Reihe 4 nach Rückversatz der Nadelbetten die Maschen der Nadeln a19 bis a22 in die Nadeln A19 bis A22 vom hinteren Nadelbett ins vordere Nadelbett und die Maschen der Nadeln B4 bis B7 des vorderen Nadelbettes in die Nadeln b4 bis b7 des hinteren Nadelbettes übertragen. Damit ist der Deck- und Mindervorgang zur Formgebung der Ärmel in Verbindung mit dem Rumpfteil fertiggestellt. In Reihe 5 wird in Schlittenrichtung von links nach rechts mit den Nadeln A4 bis A21 auf dem vorderen Nadelbett im Bereich des linken Ärmels und des Rumpfteiles eine Maschenreihe gebildet. Anschließend wird in Reihe 6 in umgekehrter Schlittenrichtung und mit den Nadeln A21 bis A6 auf dem vorderen Nadelbett im Bereich des Rumpfteiles und in Reihe 7 in Schlittenrichtung von links nach rechts und mit den Nadeln A6 bis A22 erneut auf dem vorderen Nadelbett im Bereich des Rumpfteiles und des rechten Ärmels eine Maschenreihe gebildet. In Reihe 8 wird in umgekehrter Schlittenrichtung und mit den Nadeln b22 bis b6 auf dem hinteren Nadelbett im Bereich des rechten Ärmels und des gesamten Rumpfteiles eine Maschenreihe gestrickt. Anschließend wird in Reihe 9 in Schlittenrichtung von links nach rechts und mit den Nadeln b6 bis b20 im Bereich des Rumpfteiles auf dem hinteren Nadelbett eine Maschenreihe gestrickt, bevor in Reihe 10 in Schlittenrichtung von rechts nach links und mit den Nadeln b20 bis b4 im Bereich des Rumpfteiles und des linken Ärmels auf dem hinteren Nadelbett eine Maschenreihe gebildet wird. In Reihe 11 wird in Schlittenrichtung von links nach rechts und mit den Nadeln A4 bis A22 im Bereich beider Ärmel und des Rumpfteiles eine Maschenreihe auf dem vorderen Nadelbett gebildet. Die dargestellten Schritte können solange wiederholt werden, bis das Rumpfteil fertiggestellt ist und die Ärmel vollständig angebunden sind.In row 1 there is a first knitting system in the direction of the slide from right to left with needles b25 to b1 one Row of stitches on the back needle bed in the area of both Sleeves and torso formed and in row 2 with one knit the stitches of the right sleeve in the further knitting system Needles b25 to b21 of the rear needle bed into the needles B25 to B21 of the front needle bed and the stitches of the left Sleeves in the needles A5 to A1 of the front needle bed in the Transfer needles a5 to a1 of the rear needle bed. In row 3 the following needles of the Transfer the front needle bed to the needles of the rear needle bed: B25 to B21 in b22 to b18, and subsequent stitches in the needles of the rear needle bed in needles of the front Transfer needle bed: a1 to a5 in A4 to A8. Subsequently the stitches become row 4 after the needle beds are set back needles a19 to a22 into needles A19 to A22 from the rear Into the front needle bed and the stitches of the B4 needles to B7 of the front needle bed into the needles b4 to b7 of the rear needle bed transferred. This is the covering and reducing process to shape the sleeves in connection with the Fuselage part completed. Row 5 is in the direction of the slide from left to right with needles A4 to A21 on the front Needle bed in the area of the left sleeve and the body part formed a course. Then it will be in series 6 in the opposite direction of the slide and with the needles A21 to A6 on the front needle bed in the area of the fuselage and in row 7 in the direction of the slide from left to right and with the needles A6 to A22 again on the front needle bed in the A row of stitches in the area of the torso and the right sleeve educated. Row 8 is in the opposite direction of the slide and with the needles b22 to b6 on the back needle bed in the area of the right sleeve and the entire body part knitted a row of stitches. Then row 9 in Slide direction from left to right and with the needles b6 up to b20 in the area of the fuselage on the rear needle bed Knitted a row of stitches before in row 10 in the direction of the carriage from right to left and with needles b20 to b4 in the area of the torso and the left sleeve on the back A row of stitches is formed. In row 11 in the direction of the slide from left to right and with the Needles A4 to A22 in the area of both sleeves and the body part a row of stitches is formed on the front needle bed. The The steps shown can be repeated until the body part is finished and the sleeves are complete are connected.

Fig. 3 zeigt einen weiteren Pullover 20 mit einem Rumpfteil 22 und zwei Ärmeln 23 und 24, wobei hier jedoch die Verbindungsbereiche 25 und 26 zwischen den Ärmeln 23 und 24 und dem Rumpfteil 22 schräg zu den Schultern 27 und 28 des Pullovers 20 verlaufen. 3 shows a further sweater 20 with a body part 22 and two sleeves 23 and 24, but here the connection areas 25 and 26 between sleeves 23 and 24 and the Body part 22 obliquely to the shoulders 27 and 28 of the sweater 20 run.

In Fig. 4 ist anhand eines Maschenverlaufes ein erfindungsgemäßes Verfahren zur Herstellung einer solchen schräg verlaufenden Verbindung zwischen den Ärmeln 23 und 24 und dem Rumpfteil 22 eines Pullovers gezeigt. Auch hier werden wieder sämtliche Maschenreihen auf dem vorderen und hinteren Nadelbett mit demselben Fadenführer gestrickt. Die Formgebung des aus Rumpfteil und angehängten Ärmeln bestehenden Schlauchgestrickes wird durch Mindervorgänge erreicht. In den Reihen 3 bis 5 erfolgt ein Mindervorgang des Rumpfteiles und in den Reihen 10 bis 12, 17 bis 19 und 24 und 26 ein Mindervorgang der Ärmel. Die Anzahl der zwischen den Mindervorgängen gestrickten Maschenreihen kann je nach Formgebung des Pullovers variieren; dies gilt auch für die Anzahl der pro Schritt geminderten Maschen, denn hiervon hängt die Schräge des Verbindungsbereiches zwischen Rumpfteil und Ärmeln ab. Im in Fig. 4 dargestellten Beispiel ist das Verhältnis der Anzahl der Rumpfteilminderungen zur Anzahl der Ärmelminderungen 1 : 3. Je höher der Anteil an Ärmelminderungen ist, desto steiler verläuft der Verbindungsbereich zwischen den Ärmeln und dem Rumpfteil.4 is an inventive one based on a stitch course Process for producing such an inclined Connection between sleeves 23 and 24 and the Body part 22 of a sweater shown. Again, again all rows of stitches on the front and back needle bed knitted with the same thread guide. The shape of the tubular knitted fabric consisting of body part and attached sleeves is achieved through reduced operations. In rows 3 to 5 there is a reduction in the fuselage part and in the Rows 10 to 12, 17 to 19 and 24 and 26 a reduced order the sleeve. The number of knitted between the minimum operations Stitch rows can vary depending on the shape of the sweater vary; this also applies to the number of reduced per step Mesh, because the slope of the connection area depends on this between the body part and sleeves. In Fig. 4 The example shown is the ratio of the number of Reduced part of the trunk to the number of sleeves 1: 3 each the higher the proportion of sleeves, the steeper it is the connection area between the sleeves and the Fuselage section.

In Reihe 1 wird mit einem ersten Stricksystem in Schlittenrichtung von links nach rechts mit den Nadeln A2 bis A33 eine Maschenreihe auf dem vorderen Nadelbett gebildet, bevor in Reihe 2 in entgegengesetzter Schlittenrichtung und mit den Nadeln b32 bis b1 auf dem hinteren Nadelbett eine Maschenreihe gebildet wird. Zur Minderung der Maschenanzahl des Rumpfteiles werden anschließend in Reihe 3 die Maschen A2 bis A13 vom vorderen Nadelbett auf das hintere Nadelbett und die Maschen b21 bis b32 vom hinteren Nadelbett auf das vordere Nadelbett umgehängt. In Reihe 4 werden nach einem Nadelbettenversatz sämtliche auf dem hinteren Nadelbett hängenden Maschen im Bereich der Nadeln b1 bis b12 und a2 bis a13 auf die Nadeln B3 bis B14 und A4 bis A15 umgehängt. Ebenso werden sämtliche Maschen auf dem vorderen Nadelbett im Bereich der Nadeln B21 bis B32 und A22 bis A33 auf die Nadeln b19 bis b30 und a20 bis a31 des hinteren Nadelbettes umgehängt. Nach Rückversatz der Nadelbetten werden die zum Rückenteil des Schlauchgestrickes gehörenden Maschen auf den Nadeln B3 bis B14 vom vorderen Nadelbett auf die Nadeln b3 bis b14 des hinteren Nadelbettes umgehängt und die zum Vorderteil des Schlauchgestrickes gehörenden Maschen auf den Nadeln a22 bis a31 des hinteren Nadelbettes auf die Nadeln A22 bis A31 des vorderen Nadelbettes umgehängt. Damit ist der Mindervorgang für das Rumpfteil abgeschlossen. Anschließend werden in den Reihen 6 bis 9 jeweils zwei Maschenreihen auf dem vorderen Nadelbett mit den Nadeln A4 bis A31 und auf dem hinteren Nadelbett mit den Nadeln b3 bis b30 gestrickt. Anschließend beginnt ab Reihe 10 ein erster Mindervorgang für die beiden Ärmel. Hierzu werden die Maschen in den Nadeln A4 bis A11 des vorderen Nadelbettes in die Nadeln a4 bis a11 des hinteren Nadelbettes und die Maschen in den Nadeln b23 bis b30 des hinteren Nadelbettes in die Nadeln B23 bis B30 des vorderen Nadelbettes umgehängt. In Reihe 11 werden nach einem Nadelbettenversatz die Maschen der Nadeln b3 bis b10 und a4 bis a11 des hinteren Nadelbettes in die Nadeln B5 bis B12 und A6 bis A13 des vorderen Nadelbettes umgehängt und die Maschen in den Nadeln B23 bis B30 und A24 bis A31 des vorderen Nadelbettes in die Nadeln b21 bis b28 und a22 bis a29 des hinteren Nadelbettes übertragen. In Reihe 12 werden die zum Rückenteil des Gestrickes gehörenden Maschen der Nadeln B5 bis B12 des vorderen Nadelbettes in die Nadeln b5 bis b12 des hinteren Nadelbettes und die zum Vorderteil des Gestrickes gehörenden Maschen der Nadeln a22 bis a29 des hinteren Nadelbettes in die Nadeln A22 bis A29 des vorderen Nadelbettes umgehängt. In den Reihen 13 bis 16 werden dann jeweils zwei Maschenreihen mit den Nadeln A6 bis A29 des vorderen Nadelbettes und den Nadeln b5 bis b28 des hinteren Nadelbettes gebildet. Ab Reihe 17 beginnt ein neuer Minderungsvorgang für die Ärmel. Hierzu werden die Maschen der Nadeln A6 bis A11 des vorderen Nadelbettes in die Nadeln a6 bis a11 des hinteren Nadelbettes und die Maschen in den Nadeln b23 bis b28 des hinteren Nadelbettes in die Nadeln B23 bis B28 des vorderen Nadelbettes umgehängt. Anschließend werden in Reihe 18 nach einem Nadelbettenversatz die Maschen der Nadeln b5 bis b10 und a6 bis a11 des hinteren Nadelbettes in die Nadeln B7 bis B12 und A8 bis A13 des vorderen Nadelbettes und die Maschen der Nadeln B23 bis B28 und A24 bis A29 des vorderen Nadelbettes in die Nadeln b21 bis b26 und a22 bis a27 umgehängt. Anschließend erfolgt in Reihe 19 ein Zurückhängen der Rückenteilmaschen aus den Nadeln B7 bis B12 des vorderen Nadelbettes in die Nadeln b7 bis b12 des hinteren Nadelbettes sowie der zum Vorderteil gehörenden Maschen der Nadeln a22 bis a27 vom hinteren Nadelbett in die Nadeln A22 bis A27 des vorderen Nadelbettes. In den Reihen 20 bis 23 werden wieder jeweils zwei Maschenreihen mit den Nadeln A8 bis A27 des vorderen Nadelbettes und b7 bis b26 des hinteren Nadelbettes gebildet, bevor sich in den Reihen 24 bis 26 erneut ein Minderungsvorgang für die Ärmel anschließt. Hierzu werden in Reihe 24 die Maschen der Nadeln A8 bis A11 des vorderen Nadelbettes in die Nadeln a8 bis a11 des hinteren Nadelbettes und die Maschen der Nadeln b23 bis b26 des hinteren Nadelbettes in die Nadeln B23 bis B26 des vorderen Nadelbettes umgehängt. In Reihe 25 werden nach einem Nadelbettenversatz die Maschen auf den Nadeln b7 bis b10 und a8 bis a11 des hinteren Nadelbettes auf die Nadeln B9 bis B12 und A10 bis A13 des vorderen Nadelbettes sowie die Maschen in den Nadeln B23 bis B26 und A24 bis A27 des vorderen Nadelbettes in die Nadeln b21 bis b24 und a22 bis a25 umgehängt. Anschließend erfolgt in Reihe 26 ein Zurückhängen der Rückenteilmaschen aus den Nadeln B9 bis B12 des vorderen Nadelbettes in die Nadeln b9 bis b12 des hinteren Nadelbettes und ein Zurückhängen der Vorderteilmaschen aus den Nadeln a22 bis a25 des hinteren Nadelbettes in die Nadeln A22 bis A25 des vorderen Nadelbettes. Anschließend können die Schritte der Reihen 1 bis 26 solange wiederholt werden, bis die Ärmel vollständig an das Rumpfteil angebunden sind. In row 1 there is a first knitting system in the direction of the slide from left to right with needles A2 to A33 Row of stitches formed on the front needle bed before in Row 2 in the opposite carriage direction and with the Needles b32 to b1 one row of stitches on the back needle bed is formed. To reduce the number of stitches in the fuselage then in rows 3, the stitches A2 to A13 from front needle bed on the rear needle bed and the stitches b21 to b32 from the rear needle bed to the front needle bed reassigned. Row 4 will be after a needle bed offset all stitches hanging on the back needle bed in Area of needles b1 to b12 and a2 to a13 on needles B3 reassigned to B14 and A4 to A15. Likewise, everyone Stitches on the front needle bed in the area of the needles B21 to B32 and A22 to A33 on needles b19 to b30 and a20 to a31 of the rear needle bed. After setting back the Needle beds become the back part of the tubular knitted fabric stitches belonging to needles B3 to B14 from the front Needle bed on the needles b3 to b14 of the rear needle bed and the ones that belong to the front part of the tubular knitted fabric Stitches on needles a22 to a31 of the back needle bed on needles A22 to A31 of the front needle bed reassigned. This completes the reduction process for the fuselage section. Then rows 6 to 9 each two rows of stitches on the front needle bed with the needles A4 to A31 and on the back needle bed with the needles b3 knitted until b30. Then a first begins at row 10 Reduced process for the two sleeves. For this, the stitches in the needles A4 to A11 of the front needle bed into the needles a4 to a11 of the back needle bed and the stitches in the needles b23 to b30 of the rear needle bed into the needles B23 to B30 of the front needle bed repositioned. In row 11 the stitches of the needles b3 to b10 and a4 to a11 of the rear needle bed into the needles B5 to B12 and A6 to A13 on the front needle bed and the stitches in needles B23 to B30 and A24 to A31 des front needle bed into needles b21 to b28 and a22 to a29 of the rear needle bed. In row 12 the stitches of needles B5 belonging to the back of the knitted fabric to B12 of the front needle bed into the needles b5 to b12 of the rear needle bed and the front part of the knitted fabric stitches belonging to the needles a22 to a29 of the rear needle bed into the needles A22 to A29 of the front needle bed reassigned. In rows 13 to 16 there will be two Row of stitches with needles A6 to A29 of the front needle bed and the needles b5 to b28 of the rear needle bed. A new reduction process begins for row 17 Sleeve. For this purpose, the stitches of the needles A6 to A11 of the front needle bed into needles a6 to a11 of the rear Needle bed and the stitches in the needles b23 to b28 des rear needle bed into the needles B23 to B28 of the front The needle bed. Then in row 18 after the needles b5 to b10 and a6 to a11 of the rear needle bed into the needles B7 to B12 and A8 to A13 of the front needle bed and the stitches of the Needles B23 to B28 and A24 to A29 of the front needle bed in the needles b21 to b26 and a22 to a27 transferred. Subsequently in row 19 the back stitches are hanging out the needles B7 to B12 of the front needle bed into the needles b7 to b12 of the rear needle bed and that to the front part stitches belonging to needles a22 to a27 from the rear needle bed into the needles A22 to A27 of the front needle bed. In rows 20 to 23 are again two rows of stitches with needles A8 to A27 of the front needle bed and b7 to b26 of the posterior needle bed formed before joining the rows 24 to 26 is followed by a reduction process for the sleeves. For this purpose, the stitches of the needles A8 to A11 of the front needle bed into the needles a8 to a11 of the back needle bed and the stitches of needles b23 to b26 of the rear needle bed into the needles B23 to B26 of the front The needle bed. In row 25 are after a Needle bed offset the stitches on needles b7 to b10 and a8 to a11 of the rear needle bed onto the needles B9 to B12 and A10 to A13 of the front needle bed and the stitches in needles B23 to B26 and A24 to A27 of the front needle bed transferred to needles b21 to b24 and a22 to a25. Subsequently in row 26 the back stitches are hanging back from the needles B9 to B12 of the front needle bed into the needles b9 to b12 of the rear needle bed and Suspend the front stitches from needles a22 to a25 of the rear needle bed into the needles A22 to A25 of the front Needle bed. You can then follow the steps of the rows Repeat 1 to 26 until the sleeves are complete are connected to the fuselage.

Fig. 5 zeigt eine dritte Version eines Pullovers 30, der von einem Rumpfteil 32 und zwei Raglanärmeln 33 und 34 gebildet wird. Die Verbindungsbereiche 35 und 36 der Ärmel 33 und 34 mit dem Rumpfteil 32 verlaufen schräg von den Ärmelunterseiten bis zum Halsabschluß 37 des Pullovers 30. Ein Strickverfahren zur Erzeugung solcher Raglanverbindungsbereiche 35 und 36 ist in Fig. 6 dargestellt. Auch hier wird die Verbindung durch Mindervorgänge am Rumpfteil und an den Ärmeln erzielt. In den Reihen 3 bis 5 erfolgt dabei eine Minderung der Maschenzahl des Rumpfteiles und in den Reihen 8 bis 10 ein Mindervorgang der Ärmel. Die zwischen den Mindervorgängen gestrickten Reihen können je nach Schnitt des Pullovers in der Anzahl variieren. Dies gilt auch für die Anzahl der pro Schritt geminderten Maschen. Je größer der Unterschied in der Anzahl der geminderten Maschen zwischen dem Rumpfteil und den Ärmeln ist, desto breiter wird der Minderbereich.5 shows a third version of a sweater 30 made by a body part 32 and two raglan sleeves 33 and 34 are formed becomes. The connection areas 35 and 36 of the sleeves 33 and 34 with the body part 32 run obliquely from the underside of the sleeves to the neckline 37 of the sweater 30. A knitting process for creating such raglan connection areas 35 and 36 shown in Fig. 6. Again, the connection is through Reduced processes on the torso and sleeves achieved. In the Rows 3 to 5 reduce the number of stitches of the fuselage part and in rows 8 to 10 a reduction the sleeve. The rows knitted between the lesser operations can vary in number depending on the cut of the sweater. This also applies to the number of reduced per step Stitches. The greater the difference in the number of diminished Mesh between the body part and the sleeves is the more the minority area is becoming wider.

In Reihe 1 wird mit einem ersten Stricksystem in Schlittenrichtung von links nach rechts mit den Nadeln A2 bis A33 eine Maschenreihe über beide Ärmel und das Rumpfteil auf dem vorderen Nadelbett gebildet. Anschließend wird in Reihe 2 in entgegengesetzter Schlittenrichtung mit den Nadeln b32 bis b1 auf dem hinteren Nadelbett eine Maschenreihe ebenfalls über beide Ärmel und das Rumpfteil gestrickt und mit einem weiteren Stricksystem in Reihe 3 Maschen der Nadeln A2 bis A8 des vorderen Nadelbettes in die Nadeln a2 bis a8 des hinteren Nadelbettes sowie die Maschen der Nadeln b26 bis b32 des hinteren Nadelbettes in die Nadeln 826 bis B32 des vorderen Nadelbettes umgehängt. In Reihe 4 werden nach einem Nadelbettenversatz die Maschen der Nadeln b1 bis b7 und a2 bis a8 des hinteren Nadelbettes in die Nadeln B3 bis 89 und A4 bis A10 des vorderen Nadelbettes und die Maschen B26 bis B32 und A27 bis A33 des' vorderen Nadelbettes in die Nadeln b24 bis b30 und a25 bis a31 des hinteren Nadelbettes umgehängt. Anschließend erfolgt in Reihe 5 ein Zurückhängen der Maschen der Nadeln B3 bis B9 des vorderen Nadelbettes in die Nadeln b3 bis b9 des hinteren Nadelbettes und ein Umhängen der Maschen der Nadeln a25 bis a31 des hinteren Nadelbettes auf die Nadeln A25 bis A31 auf dem vorderen Nadelbett. Nach dieser Minderung des Rumpfteiles wird in den Reihen 6 und 7 jeweils eine Maschenreihe mit den Nadeln A4 bis A31 des vorderen Nadelbettes und mit den Nadeln b3 bis b30 des hinteren Nadelbettes jeweils über beide Ärmel und das Rumpfteil gebildet. Anschließend werden in Reihe 8 zur Minderung der Ärmel die Maschen der Nadeln A4 bis A6 des vorderen Nadelbettes auf die Nadeln a4 bis a6 des hinteren Nadelbettes und die Maschen der Nadeln b28 bis b30 des hinteren Nadelbettes auf die Nadeln B28 bis B30 des vorderen Nadelbettes umgehängt. Dann werden in Reihe 9 nach einem Nadelbettenversatz die Maschen der Nadeln b3 bis b5 und a4 bis a6 in die Nadeln B5 bis B7 und A6 bis A8 des vorderen Nadelbettes und die Maschen der Nadeln B28 bis B30 und A29 bis A31 des vorderen Nadelbettes in die Nadeln b26 bis b28 und a27 bis a29 des hinteren Nadelbettes umgehängt. In Reihe 10 erfolgt ein Rückhängen der Maschen der Nadeln B5 bis B7 des vorderen Nadelbettes in die Nadeln b5 bis b7 des hinteren Nadelbettes und die Maschen der Nadeln a27 bis a29 des hinteren Nadelbettes in die Nadeln A27 bis A29 des vorderen Nadelbettes. Die Schritte der Reihen 1 bis 10 werden anschließend solange wiederholt, bis die Ärmel vollständig mit dem Rumpfteil verbunden sind.In row 1 there is a first knitting system in the direction of the slide from left to right with needles A2 to A33 Row of stitches over both sleeves and the body part on the front Needle bed formed. Then row 2 in opposite slide direction with the needles b32 to b1 also knit a row of stitches on the back needle bed both sleeves and the body part are knitted and with another Knitting system in row of 3 stitches of needles A2 to A8 of the front Needle bed into the needles a2 to a8 of the rear needle bed as well as the stitches of needles b26 to b32 of the back one Needle bed into the needles 826 to B32 of the front needle bed reassigned. In row 4 the are after a needle bed offset Stitch needles b1 to b7 and a2 to a8 of the rear needle bed into needles B3 to 89 and A4 to A10 of the front Needle bed and the stitches B26 to B32 and A27 to A33 of ' front needle bed into needles b24 to b30 and a25 to a31 of the rear needle bed. Then takes place in Row 5 a hanging back the stitches of needles B3 to B9 des front needle bed into the needles b3 to b9 of the rear Needle bed and a transfer of the stitches of the needles a25 to a31 of the rear needle bed onto the needles A25 to A31 the front needle bed. After this reduction in the fuselage is in rows 6 and 7 a row of stitches with the Needles A4 to A31 of the front needle bed and with the needles b3 to b30 of the rear needle bed over both sleeves and formed the fuselage. Then in row 8 to Reduce the sleeves the stitches of needles A4 to A6 of the front Needle bed on the needles a4 to a6 of the rear needle bed and the stitches of needles b28 to b30 of the back Needle bed on the needles B28 to B30 of the front needle bed reassigned. Then in row 9 after a needle bed offset stitch the needles b3 to b5 and a4 to a6 into the Needles B5 to B7 and A6 to A8 of the front needle bed and the stitches of needles B28 to B30 and A29 to A31 of the front Into the needles b26 to b28 and a27 to a29 of the rear needle bed. In row 10 there is a Hang the stitches of needles B5 to B7 on the front needle bed into the needles b5 to b7 of the rear needle bed and the stitches of needles a27 to a29 of the rear needle bed in needles A27 to A29 of the front needle bed. The steps rows 1 to 10 are then repeated until until the sleeves are completely connected to the body part.

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  1. Method of producing a garment providing sleeves as a complete knitted fabric on a two bed flat knitting machine, in which the connecting region (15, 16) runs perpendicular between the sleeves (13, 14) and the body part (12) to the shoulder (17, 18) of the garment, whereby both sleeves (13, 14) and the body part (12) are first made as tubular knitted fabrics with separated guide feeds and whereby each of the needles of the one needle bed occupied with a stitch opposing the needles of the other needle bed are not occupied with stitches, characterised in that to link the sleeves (13, 14) to the body part (12) with a guide feed, the following steps must be carried out:
    a) In a first direction of motion of the carriage e.g. from left to right, form a course for both sleeves and the body part in the rear needle bed;
    b) To introduce a reducer process, transfer stitches (b21 to b25) in the rear part of the right sleeve into the opposing unoccupied needles (B21 to B25) in the front needle bed and transfer stitches in the front part of the left sleeve (A1 to A5) in the front needle bed into the opposing needles (a1 to a5) in the rear needle bed;
    c) Offset one of the two needle beds and transfer stitches (A22 to A25, B21 to B25) in the right sleeve from the front needle bed into the needles (b18 to b20, a19 to a21) in the rear needle bed in the region of the body part and into unoccupied needles (b21 and b22, a22) in the region of the right sleeve and offset the stitches (a1 to a5, b1 to b4) in the left sleeve in the rear needle bed into the needles (A6 to A8, B6 and B7) in the front needle bed in the region of the body part and in the unoccupied needles (A4 and A5, B4 and B5) in the region of the left sleeve;
    d) Following back-offset of the needle bed into the starting position, back-transfer the stitches (B4 to B7) in the rear part of the left sleeve and in the left lateral region of the body part from the front needle bed into the rear needle bed and back-transfer the stitches (a19 to a22) in the front part of the right sleeve and in the right lateral region of the body part from the rear into the front needle bed;
    e) Knit one or several courses in the front needle bed in the region of the body part and both sleeves;
    f) Knit one or several courses in the front needle bed in the region of the body part;
    g) Knit one or several courses in the rear needle bed in the region of both sleeves and the body part;
    h) Knit one or several courses in the rear needle bed in the region of the body part;
    i) Repeat steps a) to h), until both sleeves are connected to the body part.
  2. Method of producing a garment providing sleeves as a complete knitted fabric on a two bed flat knitting machine, in which the connecting region (25, 26) runs diagonally between the sleeves (23, 24) and the body part (22) to the shoulder (27, 28), and in which the sleeves (23, 24) and the body part (22) are first made as tubular knitted fabrics with separated guide feeds and whereby each of the needles of the one needle bed occupied with a stitch opposing the needles of the other needle bed are not occupied with stitches, characterised in that to link the sleeves (23, 24) to the body part (22) with a guide feed, the following steps must be carried out:
    a) In a first direction of motion of the carriage e.g. from left to right, knit a course in the front needle bed in the region of both sleeves and the body part and subsequently in the opposing direction of motion of the carriage in the rear needle bed knit a course in the region of both sleeves and the body part;
    b) To reduce the number of stitches in the body part, transfer the stitches (A2 to A13) in the front part of the left sleeve and transfer the stitches in the left lateral region of the body part from the front to the rear needle bed and transfer the stitches (b21 to b32) in the rear part of the right sleeve and transfer the stitches in the right lateral region of the body part from the rear needle bed into the front needle bed;
    c) Subsequently, following offset of the needle beds, transfer all stitches (b1 to b12, a2 to a13) in the region of the left sleeve and left edge of the body part from the rear to the front needle bed and transfer all stitches (B21 to 832, A22 to A33) in the region of the right sleeve and right side of the body part from the front into the rear needle bed;
    d) Following back-offset of the needle beds, back-transfer the stitches (B3 to B14) in the rear part of the left sleeve and in the left lateral region of the body part from the front needle bed to the rear needle bed and back-transfer the stitches (a22 to a31) in the front part of the right sleeve and right lateral region of the body part from the rear into the front needle bed;
    e) Knit one or several courses respectively in the front and rear needle bed in the region of both sleeves and the reduced body part;
    f) To reduce the number of stitches in the sleeves, transfer the stitches (A4 to A11) in the front part of the left sleeve from the front to the rear needle bed and transfer the stitches (b23 to b30) in the rear part of the right sleeve from the rear needle bed into the front needle bed;
    g) Following offset of the needle beds, transfer all stitches in the left and right sleeve (b3 to b10, a4 to a11; B23 to B30, A24 to A31) from the rear into the front needle bed or from the front into the rear needle bed;
    h) Following offset of the needle beds-transfer the stitches (B5 to B12) in the rear part of the left sleeve and the left lateral region of the body part from the front into the rear needle bed and back-transfer the stitches (a22 to a29) in the front part of the right sleeve and the right lateral region of the body part from the rear needle bed into the front needle bed;
    i) Repeat steps e) to h) once or several times, before steps b) to d) are repeated to reduce the number of stitches in the body part;
    j) Repeat steps b) to i) until the sleeves are completely connected to the body part.
  3. Method of producing a garment providing raglan sleeves as a complete knitted fabric on a two bed flat knitting machine, in which the sleeves and the body part are first made as tubular knitted fabrics with separated guide feeds and in which each of the needles of the one needle bed occupied with a stitch opposing the needles of the other needle bed are not occupied with stitches, characterised in that to link the sleeves (33, 34) to the body part (32) with a guide feed, the following steps must be carried out:
    a) First knit one course respectively in the front and rear needle bed in the region of both sleeves and the body part;
    b) To reduce the number of stitches in the body part, transfer the stitches in the front part of the left sleeve (A2 to A6) and the left lateral region of the body part (A7, A8) from the front needle bed into the rear needle bed and transfer the stitches in the rear part of the right sleeve (b28 to b32) and the right lateral region of the body part (b26, b27) from the front into the rear needle bed;
    c) Subsequently, following offset of the needle beds, transfer all stitches (b1 to b7, a2 to a8) in the region of the left sleeve and in the left lateral region of the body part from the rear into the front needle bed and transfer all stitches (B26 to B32, A27 to A33) in the right sleeve and the right lateral region of the body part from the front into the rear needle bed;
    d) Following back-offset of the needle beds, back-transfer the stitches (B3 to B9) in the rear part of the left sleeve and left lateral region of the body part from the front into the rear needle bed and back-transfer the stitches (a25 to a31) in the front part of the right sleeve and right lateral region of the body part from the rear into the front needle bed;
    e) Knit one or several courses respectively in the front and rear needle bed in the region of both sleeves and the body part;
    f) To reduce the number of stitches in the sleeves, transfer the stitches (A4 to A6) in the front part of the left sleeve from the front into the rear needle bed and transfer the stitches (b28 to b30) in the rear part in the right sleeve from the rear into the front needle bed;
    g) Following offset of the needle beds, transfer all stitches (b3 to b5, a4 to a6) in the region of the left sleeve from the rear into the front needle bed and transfer all stitches (B28 to B30, A29 to A31) in the region of the right sleeve from the front into the rear needle bed;
    h) Following back-offset of the needle beds, back-transfer the stitches (B5 to B7) in the rear part of the left sleeve and the left lateral region of the body part from the front into the rear needle bed and back-transfer the stitches (a27 to a29( in the front part of the right sleeve and the right lateral region of the body part from the rear into the front needle bed;
    i) Repeat steps b) to h), until the sleeves are completely connected to the body part.
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